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While he raised money to build his winery, Mondavi ignored not only those who prophesied financial disaster, but also a precise location in Napa's various microclimates.

This technology allows not only a sensitive detection but also a precise quantification of the different microorganisms present in a given sample.

To pursue this approach further, not only the spatial accuracy of amygdala fMRI needs to be optimized, but also a precise estimation of the magnitude of residual spatial localization errors in the amygdala region and of their impact on the functional results needs to be developed.

Understanding ecosystem changes in relation to climate change will require not only a clear understanding of future changes in the physical environment but also a precise understanding of the physiological, ecological, and evolutionary responses to these changes by pathogens, vectors, and vertebrate hosts.

Similarly, purinergic signalling is intimately involved in the activation of the peripheral immune response being not only a stimulator but also a precise regulator of the differentiation and function of immunocompetent cells, as well as in driving chemotaxis of neutrophiles, eosinophiles, macrophages and mast cells.

The development of a new attenuated vaccine that is more effective than BCG depends not only on the identification of genes and products that contribute to pathogenesis in order to drive the attenuating mutations, but also a precise definition of the antigenic machinery used by the immune system to develop a protective response.

It acts not only as a veritable on and off switch for protein activity, but also as a precise mechanism of redirecting a protein's cellular localization, and thus its function in the cell.

In the current combined theta/gamma model, theta oscillations do not only act as a syllable-scale integration buffer, but also as a precise neural timer.

The proposed method, not only delivers a steady state thermal assessment as reliable as the standardized Hot Box procedure, but also allows a precise quantification of internal heat flows and the capability to conduct realistic transient state thermal assessments.

It is thus evident that reconciling published results that reference regions from one anatomical atlas with those that reference another requires more than matching region names, but also developing a precise, quantitative understanding of the correspondence between the different underlying anatomical partitions.

This may be a more considered, mature Kitching at work, but his dishes – a brilliant "savoury" cheesecake studded with tiny pieces of mushroom; or a scallop dish that, among multiple components, includes not just the strong ewe's cheese, Perail, and a miniature saffron and lemon pancake, but also a perfect chip – remains precise, witty and original.